6 Market Places in the City of Willemstad

1. Marshe Nobo (Plasa Rondó)

In 1975, The European Development Fund gifted this two-floor building to the government to stimulate economy. This accommodates around 300 market spaces for entrepreneur to run their business with low housing fees. Which brought a variety of affordable products to the market, such as natural medicine, organic plants, warm dishes, clothing, cosmetics, handicrafts, and   

2. Plasa Bieu
Are you craving some authentic and delicious local cuisine? If so, you should visit Plasa Bieu. This food court has 12 exquisite restaurants offering a wide range of culinary delights that reflect the island's diverse influences. Whether you want to try the famous ‘Bakijou’ (codfish) with 'Funchi' (cornmeal) or the traditional ‘Kabritu Stoba' (goat stew), come and experience the cult

3. Sha Capriles Kade (Floating Market)

At Handelskade's northern point, you can find a vibrant Floating Market with a century of timeline. Known as "Sha Capriles Kade" was once the main commercial hub of the city to trade goods. Now, it has become a popular local and tourist attraction to interact with Venezuelan merchants that dock their colorful 'Barkitos' to sell vital fruits and vegetables     

4. Fuik/ Awasa Area

On the pathway between the Swinging Old Lady and Rif Fort in Otrobanda, a series of market stands are located to create this shopping orientation for handcrafts. While you breathe into this soft wind and ocean smell, a mix of artistry from different cultures holds on to you wherever your destiny may be.                                                                             

5. Plasa di Arte Kòrsou

Imagine stepping off your cruise ship and being greeted by the vibrant colors of localized artistry. At one stall, you discover beautifully handcrafted jewelry made from larimare, a unique stone from  the Caribbean. Moving on, you find fancy arts from coconut woods. The vendor lively explains how each piece is carefully crafted to reflect a perfect keepsake of your island   

6. Terrace Plaza Area

Our history can't be forgotten. A long time ago in the heart of Otrobanda, there was a bustling area named "Terrace Plaza". This spot played a pivotal role by being easily accessible for the trade of goods and services on the other side of the city. The hunt for alignment to promote our marketplaces based on category, led to a change in the aspect of this zone. Remarkably it